This document gives an exhaustive overview of what needs to be done when building and releasing a new version of PyObjC. It is meant for the project administrators, and not of much use for users of PyObjC.
The timeframe is a guideline only and should be taken with a grain of salt.
Full feature freeze, documentation updates and critical bug-fixes only. At this time:
Build the release tarball and dmg:
Modules/objc/pyobjc.h
.python setup.py sdist
to build the source tarball.python setup.py bdist_dmg
to build a binary installer. This should
be done for each supported version combination of Mac OS X and Python.Trash you existing PyObjC installation and reinstall from the new release. Test that the new release is working correctly. Installing and testing should be done for the binary installer and for the source archive. The latter should be done for all supported configurations. Also test to make sure that an upgrade from a previous release works as expected.
If the package works as expected, upload to a convenient location and ask some other people (like the other maintainers) to test the new release.
PyObjC is a bridge between Python and Objective-C and allows development of full-fledged Cocoa programs in pure Python.
python2.3 setup.py register
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